Book 29, Question 145
What can a garden teach you about patience and mistakes?
Plants grow in their own time, and you can't rush them.
Sometimes seeds don't sprout, frost nips seedlings, or bugs eat leaves. Gardeners learn to observe, try again, and adjust. Each setback holds a lesson about weather, soil, or timing. Many gardeners say mistakes made them better. Growing something takes care and time, but the reward is delicious.